the lakes were not all that crowded this weekend ? interesting for sure :dono
2 different sources told me that from 2 different areas , maybe just to blooming hot ? :dono
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the lakes were not all that crowded this weekend ? interesting for sure :dono
2 different sources told me that from 2 different areas , maybe just to blooming hot ? :dono
I went fishing from 2 to 5:30 on a lake with two names.
It was busy but not record setting. Wonder where all those covid boat owners went? I expected the bridge to be full of crappie fisherman but alas only saw 2 boats on it. Fish were biting when I left.
yesterday at a 2 name lake was about WAY past stupid in the late afternoon , probably saw at least 20 different water vehicles breaking 20 different boating laws just leaving the marina :banghead:Rofl
and like you stated not many crappie folks under either of the bridges we passed , thank goodness we was just out for a boat ride in the masses , I think trying to ketch fish would have been a bit frustrating :Rofl
To me it seemed there was less boat traffic here over this last weekend.
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Maybe that is a good sign for the months ahead
No shortage of bassers blasting past you out here in west Texas lol
them bass folks sure like to run a boat hard , it must be in their bag of tricks to ketch bass , not sure ,but rising fuel costs might slow them down some in the future ....lol
Spending a 100k on some of those bass boats. I don't know how much gass prices are going to slow them downQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
it was joke bro , to dump that kinda change on a fishing rig means gas prices have nada to do with it for sure :Rofl
heck some of them are towing those rigs with trucks that cost that much too ......:Rofl
I was poking back at you. Heck I have seen pontoons listed at 120k used lately. :yikes
Ketchn. Please tell my why we are catching Skinny crappie out here in west central Texas. Me and my fellow crappie fishers have been running into this since first of October bout 15 to 20 percent of the catch